The feel and the look
The weight on your arm or leg, the hard smooth shell, the smell of fresh plaster, the dull knock when you tap it. For many people it begins and ends here: a cast simply feels wonderful.
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So what is a cast fetish?
Put simply: plaster does something to you. Wearing a cast, seeing one on somebody else, or the moment of application. Some people find it arousing, others find it deeply calming, and for most it is a mix of both.
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For many of us it started early. A broken arm in primary school, a classmate proudly showing off her cast, the signatures on it, all that attention. Somewhere along the way, something stuck. Years later you notice your heart skipping a beat when you see someone on crutches, and you wonder whether that is normal.
The answer is yes. The cast fetish is a form of medical fetishism that exists all over the world. Communities have been around for decades, from small forums to large international sites, and almost every member spent years thinking they were the only one. As long as everything happens between adults who both want it, there is nothing wrong with you at all.
Where does the appeal come from?
Ask ten enthusiasts and you will get ten different answers. These are the sides of it that come up most often in the community.
Not being able to move
A good cast does not budge. You simply cannot bend that wrist or ankle anymore, no matter how hard you try. That feeling of surrender resembles bondage, and yet it is different. Softer, longer lasting, and you can wear it out in public.
Being cared for
Whoever is in a cast gets helped. Tying shoelaces, carrying a plate to the sofa, sliding a pillow under that heavy leg. For a lot of couples this is the heart of it: one partner cares, the other is cared for, and both enjoy it.
Roleplay
Recreating the cast room at home, a practitioner and a patient, a little accident that supposedly just happened. The medical world lends itself wonderfully to roleplay, from serious and clinical to delightfully over the top.
The application itself
Letting the wet bandage run through your hands, wrapping layer after layer, feeling the plaster grow warm and slowly set. Many enthusiasts enjoy the application at least as much as the result. There is something meditative about it.
The story around it
How did you end up in that cast? Fell down the stairs, slipped while running, a skiing accident? For a good part of the community there has to be a story behind the cast, and making it up is half the fun.
Getting started with plaster yourself
The beauty of this fetish is that you do not need a hospital, and absolutely nothing needs to be broken. Casting bandage can simply be ordered online, it costs a few euros per roll, and with a bit of practice you can apply a cast at home that is indistinguishable from the real thing.
Materials
Classic plaster bandage gives you the real look and smell, and grows pleasantly warm while it sets. Synthetic fiberglass is lighter, stronger and comes in dozens of colours. Medical suppliers ship to private customers without any fuss; nothing requires a prescription.
Types of casts
From a modest wrist cast to an impressive hip spica. The cast types page lists them all, including how much material you need for each and how difficult the application is.
Safety first
Plaster itself is harmless stuff, but a cast that is too tight can do real damage. So please read the safety guide calmly before you start wrapping. Boring? A little. Important? Absolutely.
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